Alice Kinsella completed her return to gymnastics with a floor routine in the Women’s Individual All Around Final at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, according to BBC News. The BBC reported that the routine marked the end of a return that followed a year out of the sport after Kinsella gave birth.
In a video report on its sport coverage, BBC News described the routine as “brilliant.” The summary of that report frames the performance as the final step in Kinsella’s comeback to competition. The material available for this story does not give her score, her finishing position, or how her floor routine compared with those of the other gymnasts in the final.
The BBC summary identifies the competition as the Women’s Individual All Around Final, part of the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships. It does not state the dates of the final, the number of competitors, or the results of any other apparatus in which Kinsella may have competed at the event.
The account in this story rests on the BBC’s summary alone, so the details reflect that outlet’s description rather than independent reporting. The summary does not say whether Kinsella will compete in further finals at the championships, and it does not describe the routine beyond the single word BBC News used to characterize it.
BBC News’s full video report on the routine is available on the BBC Sport gymnastics video page.
Sources: BBC News: Kinsella nails floor routine in All-Around final.